Music Teacher Sample Cover Letter

MUSIC TEACHER RESUME COVER LETTERS
Applicants who write music teacher resume cover letters let the hiring manager know right away they are able to begin work immediately since there may be a critical need. A music teacher resume cover letter that shows flexibility and experience are bound to land the applicant an interview and likely, a job.

Jane Jobseeker
897 Market Lane
Cityplace, USA 99999
September 25, 2006
Mr. Wayne Barber
Hiring Manager
Foster City Music School
43 Paris Drive
Foster City, USA 87650
Dear Mr. Barber:
I was happy to see your posting for two music teachers on CareerJimmy.com. I’m in the market for such a position and I live close to your establishment so it will be easy to travel back and forth, as needed. I specialize in teaching piano and flute, and work with young adults and adults. I am writing this resume cover to introduce myself and to mention my expertise to you.
A good music teacher who can work well with people of various temperaments and abilities is difficult to come by. I feel qualified to teach music in a way that each student feels special, valued, and encouraged. My current enclosed resume will provide more information about my background and qualifications. I am a graduate of Coppersmith College of Music in Iowa. I also worked professionally as a music teacher for twenty years.
I hope you’re willing to meet to talk over the job and give me a tour of your facility. Please call me at 678-456-3465, give me a time and date, and I’ll be there. Thank you for reading my resume cover letter and considering me for the position.
Sincerely,
Jane Jobseeker
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